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@@sophbracegirdle Lengendary ! Self 5

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@@alextorresmusichonestly, they all dressed like their characters

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Bro I’m so old that’s crazy

I only watched it once and I still recognize the deleted scenes, they stand out so much 😅

Which is even more heartbreaking to think about the fact they just couldn't bring her into the group dynamic. Season 9 was a dumpsterfire. When the final table read is more fun to watch than the actual finale, you know it's not good.

2 months late, but if you love NPH, you should totally watch this show. He is such a joy.

She’s so adorable 🥲

You didn't wait for it.

@@ProuvaireJean The show is already here. He doesn't have to wait for it anymore.

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It’s not better than friends 😂

I disagree. I think it all would have been way too obvious if they kept it. This way the viewer can just assume that Ted and Robin ended up together without knowing it for sure.

Same!!!

I totally agree

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There’s a deleted scene in the table reading you can look it up! But it didn’t end up airing :/ it’s Ted and robin in the restraint

I think the writers must have gotten into their own heads about the ending because of the title of the show and what they imagined people would say. The kids are just projecting what the writers feel the viewers would say

you've missed the point of the finale and his relationship with Robin unfortunately

@@someonewatchingyoutube7026 A few things to remember that are interesting. Tracy met the love of her life before meeting Ted as well. She never thought she would. Also those kids are still young enough for Robin to ultimately be their "Mother" throughout the course of their lives. So it's the story of how he met their mother in that sense as well. I think it was very intentional.

I just finished the series! I'M ABSOLUTELY ON BOARD.

Loved ur comment even tho I don’t necessarily 100% agree but the point you made do make sense

He has done theatre

josh fire singer too

I wonder why

​@@BomtombastanI think it's giving her a prop because she gives it back as part of the script a minute later.

​@@Metroid-rg9pnIsn't it to do with their long term bet on Ted and Robin ending up together?

thats the cutest

Actually it did the opposite, that’s why people are angry. It’s because the show continuously showed us the compatibility sexual and emotional, of Robin and Barney and the absolute train wreck that ultimately became Robin and Ted. The 180 at the end destroyed years of storytelling.

​@@taraz6786 ​ @taraz6786 It's clear that you and the majority of others do not understand that HIMYM, unlike others, is grounded in reality when it comes to relationships and life, despite being a sitcom. I was fully rooting for them, but I still love the ending when I consider how realistically well-thought it is, although the pacing for S9 was horrendous. Sure, most Barney and Robin episodes generally end in, "we have these issues but we love each other and can make it work" but their relationship is not secure or safe. They're constantly disagreeing, not fully trusting each other, and second guessing their relationship all the way up to the altar. It's mentioned multiple times how their relationship is built on lies and to be frank, an extremely shady and manipulative proposal. There's even an entire episode of Robin's mom talking about Robin's dad and Barney being similar, plus if you consider the timeframe, the whole final seasons happens over 2 days of just bickering and uncertainty. S9 clearly is not about Barney and Robin showing they're meant for each other, but about them setting the stage for Ted to prove he's ready for Tracy. Only Barney was the one able to really take away Robin from Ted's life as their friends, and Ted wouldn't dare to steal her away from him like he would from someone else.

@@aldutroix3944 I get that it's you who don't understand, but not because you don't understand HIMYM. It's because you don't understand storytelling as a whole, apparently. Sad endings have to be earned just as much as happy endings do, but people just rely on the lazy "sadness is realistic" BS argument to justify poor storytelling. For instance, you mention that Season 9 was showing all the reasons why Barney and Robin wouldn't work. It's funny how NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THEM was the reason why they got a divorce. They didn't got divorce because any of the issues they showed through season 9. They did because Robin was travelling all the time and dragged Barney with him. A problem that had never been brought up in any of the 5 seasons their romatic relation lasted. Not to mention that pretty much all of it happened off screen. We only got to see literally their last fight about it. You don't get a free pass for such massive storytelling catastrophy by saying "it's grounded in reality when it comes to relationships and life". And on top of that we have like a bajillion other storytelling problems, but I'm just focusing on the one you mentioned.

They have writers on set. Sometimes the writers are the ones improvising lines, not the actors.

Nope it would have been shitty regardless.

Which episode is it

​its the finale

Yeah the finale makes a bit more sense with some of the deleted scenes left in. Particularly Ted and Robin meeting up.

it is MUCH better, yes. Because the lunch scene is absolutely necessary to build up the dynamic towards that ending moment imo.

no its the last time they had a table read

@@spencertarver Table reads are usually the first time the actors see the script or screenplay. Judging by their reactions, it definitely was the first time they had read the ending.

@@karlomolnar2780 im realizing now that i misunderstood the original comment. thanks!

Same, spending my twenties in the lamest place ever

How did they change it?

⁠@@camilaarredondo4163 changed to Tracey mcconnell

Yes, thats what I am always saying. There is this video on YT with a different ending and at first watching, I realy thought that this one is a better one, but after the fifthish watching of HIMYM, this Ending is exactly what the whole show is all about.

No, Robin never loved Ted the same way ted loved her, and to me the final does not feel like a happily ever after ending, it just feels hes making the same mistake again and it would and badly again

No it's written season after season but sometimes the showrunner know how they are going to close their show. In this case they're reading for the first time their last episode.

No everyone showed up on set one day so they decided that let's write something as we go along

Long term bet somewhere it’s explained that they bet on the gangs lives someone who knows their stuff can tell u the episode. The bet here is that Ted ends up with robin

"Lily bets Marshall that Ted and Robin won't end up together" *in bob saget's voice* : that's why.

All of Season 9 was literally devoted to showing why Barney and Robin don't work, and yet people don't understand it.

these people in the back are only there for that reason that is their job. i think their scripts even say who laughs are which joke

Robin was not able to give birth to children, Ted wanted to have kids so she temporarily left him and married to Barney. That marriage did not work and Ted's wife died, after that Robin joined his family as she always wanted to be with him. The whole story revolved around Robin' s medical conditions due to which she wasn't able to have children.

I had the same opinion on the ending until I recently read online a theory saying that Tracy’s soulmate was Max and when she died she practically reunited with him, thus leaving Ted to reunite with Robin and it kinda made sense (I also cry everytime I watch the ending and all the episodes that remotely mention or show Tracy).

@@crytyify I missed this point, you are right.

@@FeminineRelationshipChannelthey turn Tracy into a baby machine and kill her off so Robin can end up with Ted who she rejected for years. It’s a pathetic ending. It would’ve worked after four seasons but not nine they forced the ending and ruined any character development.

@@FeminineRelationshipChannel are u kidding? So u r saying that their whole love story was just a lie and nothing? Why was a need to have so many seasons about them.Have u watched the show?

Comment so wrong and derividiv.

Eh. I think it's overrated.

But it's a show that was never about happy endings and not about pure comedy. It's pretty simple and anyone who expected something different just ignored the whole show.

The first season literally ended with two of the main ensemble members breaking up, which was followed by a half season of going through how that affected them. HIMYM was never meant to be a mindless “let’s always laugh” sitcom.